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torisob [31]
3 years ago
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Below is a dichotomous key that can be used to identify the kingdom to which an organism belongs. Start at statement one and cho

ose the correct option based on the characteristics of the organism being identified. If you do not end up at a statement with a kingdom, you've done something wrong.
1a Organism is prokaryotic- go to statement 2
1b Organism is eukaryotic- go to statement 3

2a Lives in extreme environments only- Kingdom Archaebacteria
2b Lives everywhere except harsh environments- Kingdom Eubacteria
3a Lives only in water- Kingdom Protista

3b Can live in water or on land- go to statement 4

4a Is capable of movement- Kingdom Animalia
4b Is not capable of movement- go to statement 5

5a Gets nutrition through photosynthesis- Kingdom Plantae

5b Gets nutrition through feeding on decaying organisms- Kingdom Fungi

PLEASE I NEED HELP I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST !!!!!!!!!!
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